Monitors

The Corsair Xeneon Flex is a bendable 45-inch QHD monitor that will cost $1999 and be available to pre-order starting Dec. 15.

AOC’s newest Agon 5 monitors use 27-inch 1440p screens, one with a QD-IPS panel and the other with a VA panel. Performance highlights include 240 Hz refresh rates and 1 ms GtG response times.

Nex Computer’s latest screen extending device joins the NexDock and NexMonitor in the firm’s product portfolio.

VESA has worked with partners to ensure all previously certified DisplayPort 2.0 products are certified for v2.1.

2022 is going to be an annus horribilis for fast refresh, fast response screens, reckons TrendForce, but the segment should return to growth in 2023.

Samsung’s curvy big “personal gaming theater” offers thrilling features like cockpit mode, sound dome technology, a remote dial OSD controller, and a $3,499 price tag.

The LG DualUp Nano IPS Square Double QHD (2,560 x 2,880) monitor has been released at last. It is equivalent to two seamless 21.5-inch 16:9 displays and costs $699.

Samsung cuts production of LCDs earlier than expected as price drops affect business viability. Samsung will redirect display making resources into QD and OLED development and manufacture.

We first heard talk about these displays last summer, so it is gratifying to see them being demonstrated, and being prepared for both desktop (24 inch FHD) and laptop (16 inch FHD) PC eSports gamers.

The front LCD panel is the star of the show and is nicely configurable, but the large bezels make it somewhat less premium than it could be.